The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-10
GENERAL TRADE.
BkEADSTUFFN.


from levee or depot, sl3 509li; prime, from
store, I0a75c; car load from leyee or depot,
Sl2 5OglS; prairie, from store, Soc; car load
from leyee or depot, S..
BRAN-F,om store, 95c9sl; from levee or
60RN-From store, white, SOC; mixed,
4Sc; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 46y;
in sacgs, 49c; mixed, in bulk, 42c; in
sacks, 45c.
0AfS-From store, white, 4Oc; mixed. SO;
from levee or depot, in bulk, Sl1<c; in
sac ks, S>Sc; mixed, in bulk, Sic; in
sacks, 39c.
family s365S3 75 choice. 80 cost; FANCY,
81 l5d4 Is; extra fancy, 81 1901 60; patents,
BEINsINavy, So; medium. 81 90.
0ATMEAL-In half barrels, s293 % from
CRACKED wHEAT-In half barrels. 81 25
RoMINY AND GRITS-FrOm store, $50
CkACKERS-sOda, extra. 4c; soda. treble
extra, 4Tc; extra, 70; ginger snaps, extra,
5ck; assorted jumb'es, l0c.
LIVERPOOL. June 9.-Wbeat quiet but
steady; demand poor; holders offer mod
erately. Corn quiet.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Jure 9.--wheat
gniiet; No 2 red cash, 72S bid July July go
July. Size; August, S3c asked. oats-NO.
cash, 29c bid, 29lsc asked.
BALTIMORE, MD June 9.-Wheat-
lower. Corn steady and dull, Oats easier
and dull. Receipts 6l9S brlS;
what; 1900 bu; corn; l7,OO9 6u; oats,
wheat, $500 bu.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Flour receipts, r.
2lS pkgs; exports, 1902 bris, 1884 SKIS;
sales, Il, 400 brls. Wheat receipts. 1880
bu; exports, 1884 bu; sales, 5,2OS 900 bu
futures and 49,, 600 bu spots. Corn receipts,
hu futures and 1874, 900 bu spot. Oats receipts,
1880 bu; exports, none; sales, H5, 900 Blu
futures and l4 900 Blu spots.
ST. LOUIS, MO-. Juns 9.-Flour quiet and
easy; patents 81 25Ssi 30. Wheat lower;
early in the day . sharp break caused a de;
cline of 1@1Ao su the new crsp months and
25Ic on June and did OF recover at the close.
No. red. cash, Sac; June S35s9SoHc,
closing at SS14c; July. Sl1StS21sc. closing at
sac bid; August Ssss9Si ssc, closing at S91sc;
Corn lower and w.sk. .clo'ed ]4ce]6c below
yestsrday; cash, SIC; June, nominal 3615c;
sTS Slosinr So a,U' bid a oats SfG noniSsiy
unchanged; cash, 27MglSAs; June, &c;
Rye quiet and lowsr az 800. Hay fairly ac-
tive; timothy, 50 6O@s4; prairie, s9sll;
Bran hisser, d and SCARCE at &c. nd
brls; wheat, 1000 bu; corn. 2,OOO bu oats,
II 900 bu; rye, none: barley, none. Ship
ments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 400 bu;
corn, SO, 900 bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye, none;
barley, none.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 9.--The whea
market opened decidedly besrish this morn
lug. The feeling in the pit has become
somewhat unsettled by the continued large
receipts, and the elevator blockade is rnising
contingencies which are creating feelings OF
apprehension. The clique, to all appear
ances. raid no attention to the markeL and
the GRO I'D taking advantage of he situation
began sell uE freely in small amounts. July
Opened 40 lover, at S71sc, and dropped to
S5A9S52Sc, but before The close of the norm
ing session stiffened up somewhat on local
ruying, being quoted at 65eBgS5Hc. June
opened at 92c. declined 10 $500, and almost
inmediattlS fl w back to e214@s3c. Is tween
90G92c It's movements Wete very erratic, and
sho we'd much nervousness on the pal I of the
tnlers. The trading in Juue was limited,
but the aggregate volume OF bu'iness
the afternoon bead June closed at
9212 and July $3.50. There was little more
doing in corn today. speculation being rath-
or larger than noted yesterday, but the gem
eral tone was ore of weakness. Business
was mainly of a local tcAlping character,
and the cOuhtry orders received were gener-
ally from partieI who were DESTROYS OF COW
efing their short sales of july and selling
the longer futures against corn in the cti0.
OPENING prices were frastiOnally lower than
Yesterdays close. July opened at 39HO,
sold to S9o, reacted and closed at the opening
figure. Oats Tor this and next month & de-
livery were in very go, d demand and
stronger, June closing at 2514c, The new
crops futures, on the other hand, were o.
fered more freely and ruled weak, Angus.
aud Sci Der resting Mt 251sc. July opened
at 26%c. cold to 264c ana closed at 26Ac.
Cash quo, ations We 9 as follows: -Four ruled
quiet aud prices lO@-0J higher than puT-
chesers' ideas. No. spring wheat, 9lg
9lhc; Nos spring wheat, 1885, No. red, 9l9
9lhc; No. corn, $3.50; No. 2 oats ,2l1sc; No.
2 rye, sac; No. 2 barley, SOC; No. flaxse,d,
81 l5@l l6; prime timo lhy seed, 81 goal "a.
The l,adinE futures ranged as follows:
Wheat, No. 2-June opened at &c, highesl
93c, lowest S9Hc, closing at 92119c; July
opened at S6j, highest $3.50, lowest
$40, closing At ,S556c; August opened at
$50, highest $3.50, lowest $40, closing
st S2Zc; Septem or opened at B2M,, hig hest
s2hc lowest 8l1ac, closing at Size Corn,
No, 2-,Iuno opened ut 38c, highest 3Sc,
lowest 371zc, closing at 5754c; July opened at
1870, highest 1890, lowest 800, closing at
39Hc; August opened at 4O1sc, highest 1910,
lowest 40c, closing AZ 4Oc; septt mber
opened at 4lc highest Al Lowest 4Otzc, los
ing at 405zc. Oats, No. 2-June opened at
2531c, highest 257sc. lOwe,t 2554c, closing at
2554c; July opened at 2f19c, highest 2634c,
lowest G61Sc, cloGing at 2694c; August opened
g. 257sc. highest 257sc, lowest 25l4c, cl3sipsat
252sc, lowest 257Sc, cosiu,g AZ 251sc. Receipts
Flour, 300 brls; wheat, 237 900 bu;
corn. l27,CO0 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye. 1000
hu; barley, 1900 bu. shpmsnts-F Flour,
1000 brlsi wheat, 5000 bu; corn, 40, 900 bu;
oats, l43 900 bu; rye, none; barley, 1900 bu.
81; LOUIS, MO-, June 9.-Whisky
steady, 81 05,